Macau Food Guide: Hotel Restaurants, Food Streets & Must-Try Eateries

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2025-07-18

Dining is a vital part of any trip. And Macau boasts a rich culinary culture, where Portuguese cuisine, Cantonese dishes, and all kinds of street food come together—with an impressive 19 Michelin-starred restaurants (and counting!) that certainly deserve a closer look.

Eat Your Way Around the World (Without Leaving the Hotel)

Every luxury hotel (and Integrated Resort) here houses multiple restaurants, offering global flavors under one roof. Below, we highlight some of the best hidden culinary gems inside these hotels, each representing a different cuisine.

Portuguese Cuisine in Macau

As a former Portuguese colony, Macau's culinary culture bears deep Portuguese influences, with many authentic Portuguese restaurants. Among them, I recommend Vic's Restaurante at Macau Fisherman's Wharf.

Architecture: The restaurant features 18th-century Victorian-style décor.
Location: Right by the sea, offering stunning views of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge across the water.
Average price: MOP 500 per person. Opening hours: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM (Closed on Mondays)

Italian Cuisine in Macau

Beyond Portuguese flavors, Macau also boasts high-quality Italian dining. Notable options include:

8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo BOMBANA (Michelin-starred)
Classic Italian at帝景苑 (D. Pedro V Mansion)
Terrazza Italian Restaurant (2F Galaxy Hotel)

Ambience: Tranquil garden setting
Specialties: Authentic pizzas, pasta, and a curated wine cellar with sommelier pairing advice
Value: One of Macau’s more affordable premium Italian options
Pricing & Hours: Avg. spend: MOP 400/pax; Mon-Sat: 18:00-23:00; Sun: 12:00-15:00 (Lunch) / 17:00-23:00 (Dinner)

French Cuisine in Macau

If you're staying at The Parisian Macao, Morpheus at City of Dreams, or Grand Lisboa Hotel, you're perfectly positioned to savor authentic French fare. Unsurprisingly, The Parisian – with its quintessential French theme – delivers an impeccable gastronomic experience.

A special mention goes to Robuchon au Dôme at Grand Lisboa:

Dining with a view: Located on the 43rd floor, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of Macau alongside its exquisite French dishes.
Pricing: Approximately MOP 1,200 per person.

Japanese Cuisine - Mizumi at Wynn Palace

As a Michelin 2-star restaurant, Mizumi offers a modern Japanese garden ambiance and serves exquisite dishes crafted from fresh seafood airflown weekly from Japan and Okinawan Wagyu beef, all prepared with meticulous techniques for an unforgettable dining experience. Opt for the "Mizumi Tasting Menu" to savor a diverse selection of their finest dishes. Average spending: MOP 400 per person.

Indian Cuisine - Golden Peacock at The Venetian Macao

If you're a curry enthusiast, don't miss Golden Peacock, Macau's only authentic Indian restaurant.

Authentic Flavors: Ingredients are airflown weekly from India.
Ambience: Sleek, contemporary décor accented with peacock motifs (India’s national bird).
Unique Selling Point: The sole dedicated Indian fine-dining venue in Macau.
Average spend: MOP 250 per person.

Food Streets in Macau

Beyond fine dining at luxury hotels, exploring local food streets is a must for authentic flavors. Macau’s top food streets include:

1. Broadway Food Street

A vibrant mix of local Macanese snacks and international cuisines: Thai, Japanese, Sichuan, and Cantonese.
Also features time-honored Macau eateries (老字号).